MINISTERS' MOVEMENTS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13357, 11 December 1906, Page 5

MINISTERS' MOVEMENTS.

MR. MILLAR'S VISIT TO AUCKLAND. [by telegraph.—own correspondent.] Wellington, Monday. The Minister for Labour and Marine (the Hon. J. Millar) will leave for Auckland tomorrow morning. On Thursday he goes to Waikino, and Waihi comen next in the itinerary. From there he will proceed to the Thames, to meet the Thames Harbour Board in relation to wharf construction and other matters. Monday and Tuesday will bo spent in Auckland dealing with Departmental business. On Tuesday night Mr. Millar will leave for Kaipara; returning to Auckland on Thursday. By Saturday, December 22, he hopes to be back in Wellington. The question of extended river limits and the loading of scows will be amongst the matters the Minister will make- personal inquiry into. The members of the Cabinet now in Wellington are:—The Hons. W. Hall-Jones, J. A. Millar, J. McGowan, and Dr. Findlay. - The Minister in charge of the Exhibition (the Hon. W. Hall-Jones), who arrived in Wellington from Christchureh yesterday, will return to Christchureh on Wednesday. The Hon. G. Fowlds, Minister for Education and Public Health, left yesterday by the New Plymouth steamer for* Wellington, where he will remain for some time. Yesterday morning he transacted Departmental business, and then was present at Sir John Gorst's luncheon at the Grand Hotel.